The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1923, Page 3

rKIDAY, MAY 18, 1923. THE STRAND LIBERTY BOOSTER WEEK You Saw “The Sheik”! So see this picture NOW HERE! in her first photoplay to be made in America with a genuine Amer- ican cast and director CONRAD NAGEL LOIS WILSON CONWAY TEARLE ADOLPHE MENJOU You'll see a new and dif it Pola Negri—bdeauti- —dangerous heroine of a thousand Jove triumphs, in this Par- amount desert romance! - 60 Lavish Gowns Direct From Paris! Added— “THIS WAY OUT” A Mermaid Comedy Strand Orchestra under Wineland playing “Song of the Sou (Bred), and “Just an Ol Love Song” from “Robin Liberty plays make bapt Starting Satur- day a Last times tonight— “YOU CAN'T FOOL, YOuR Wire" Your farewell apportunity to see the finest’ picture of all times. Return engagement at regular prices of— Douglas Fairbanks “Robin Doug as Robin. Hood, the merry bandit chief The only film in the history of The Liberty to be brought back for a return engagement after playing at this theatre for three weeks! 4 LEAVING TONIGHT Kupert I For Sak favorites! SATURDAY! James Forbes’ hes’ “Souls ith 85 Broadwa of a woman who thinks more of fame and fortune than her home and comes back to find her good little daughter enjoying forbidden fruit— ~ , Famous | Miss WITH CULLEN LANDIS MYRTLE STEDMAN HUNTLY GORDON MARGUERITE De Le MOTTE WARD CRANE * CARMEL MYERS HELEN FERGUSON How abopt your daughter? take cure of herself? Eh. COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA Under— M. Jacques Beaucaire A NS A SNS g PLANS READY Expect Crowd at Luncheon Next Tuesday Monday for th of Know Beattlo week Mor m. The information bureau located in the Arctic Club building and will be fully equipped to give ny information that tourists will. be committee erce. tle luncheon, given at the | interest the tourist will make brief addreaes, It tx expected by Lioyd president 0} 1,000 encer bat at le end the luncheon to gi uccessful beginning of K week | Sixth Ave. Club to Hold Meeting The Sixth Ave, N. W. Improve: |ment club will hold its regular hly meeting Friday evening in ‘A rep . Sy 4 Gretel,” the very successful play ehed by Miss Ruth Fleischer. ‘Thin will be repeated by the children of the immediate neighborhood and} her pupils will also give a number of dances, ‘There will also be a box ing bout between two youthful ex: | ponents of th |Oxford Graduate Will Be Speaker | | | John H. Bimms, graduate of Ox. ford university and an independent | ker at the regular meeting of King County Democratic club at rtnall'a cafeteria, Baturday noon, May 19. His subject will be ‘“Wood. row Wilson and Our Foreign Af! David J, Williams of Taco. stablished his perma. in Seattle, will alno Mama served as col of Internal revenue under both Wilson administrations, He has been mentioned as a probable demo.) eratic candidate for governor next} } | Three Convictions on Liquor Charges Jurors in federal court, late Thursday afternoon, returned ver- diets of guilty of liquor violation jcharges against Charles Anderson, ‘Jeswe Judd and Harry Dion, Sen. [tence was defetred by Judge Jere. miah Neterer. Flyer Escapes: When | Flaming Plane Dives | Murray had a miraculous escapo from death in a burning airplane, He dived from a height of 2,000 feet and | landed. uninjured.~ Unless you see the name “Bayer” not getting the genuine Bayer prod- uct prescribed by physicians over twenty-two years and proved safe headache, toothache, earache, neuralgia, lum by millions for colds, bago, rheumatism, neuritis, and spirt SAY “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin | pain in general. on package or on tablets you are|er” package which contains proper) tablets cost few cents. tor | of Salicylicacid. |tion consists of millionaires,” Accept only “Bay- directions, Handy boxes of twelve Druggists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. As pirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester \ THOSE “FANCY” EGYPTIAN SANDALS — you'll find at the “Boston” without the “Fancy” price. . su SS Quaint U.S NEW YORK, May 18.—Nikita Ba- lieff, funny man of the strange and gorgeous “Chauve Souris,” the Rus- sian vaudeville which has enchanted |New York for a year, is leaving America, and offers these as his part- {ng impressions of the customs of the United States: “The main part of your popula- he says, “The balance is made up of “ex” or “future” millionaires. Only Russia can hope to compete with America in millionaires, Over there, thanks to the soviet government, everyone is a millionaire. “The American newspaper ts su- perior to the press of the whole world. ‘They often print events before they happen. The amazing size of an American Sunday paper! Even it you begin early Sunday morning, you'll have read only half way through it by night fall, "It {# printed such a big sizo with the {dea that on Sundays the whole family drinks its morning coffee at home, and in order to prevent any quarrels as to who 1s to read the your watch, 16 EXTRACTION FREE DAILY Our partial plate, which does aot cover the roof of the mouth it you have two or more teeth. Natural Rubber AND set of Teeth .$5.00 uP $4.00 4 re! UP patronage is early custom. 1 giving good ood for 16 yours, Mont of 01 recommended by ers, whone work fi jsfaction. All wrt arnt Examination fr OHIO cur naTR DENTS Russ Actor Leaves With | ie { . Impressions} Nikita Balieff Says Everybody Here Is Either Millionaire or Going to Be One Paper first, every member of the fam- ily takes @ certain section of it in turn. If one Sunday you get tho theatrical section, next Sunday you will be tho first to read the obituary | column?* Speaking of dance marathons, Ba- left says: “Perhaps Americans are getting the solution of the world- wide problem of perpetual motion.’ Commenting cn prohibition, he |notes that you can always spot an American in a foreign country by his involuntary movement of the hand toward his hip pocket, notwithstand- | ing the fact that there is a bottle of {wine standing on the table, “Good-bye until Be Balieff, but adds, | speak. to you in Ei jeans are now talking and under- jstanding Russian. That is easy. Money to Loan IN SUMS FROM $300 to $300,000 ON HOMES AND DOWN- TOWN BUSINESS PROPERTIES No Commission No Bonus No “Renewal Charges” | Liberal Repayment Privileges LOWEST RATES Washington Mutual Savings Bank 1101 Second Avenue Raymond R, Frazier President PARIS, May 18.—Air Pilot Claude | SEATTLE in polities, will be the principal || STAR HE GROTE-RANKIN GQ) OTTO F. KEGEL, President PIKE STREET AND FIFTH AVENUE Saturday—A Sale of 1,145 Pairs of SILK STOCKINGS Women’s and Misses’ Dresses Coats and Capes *37.00 An interesting group of high- grade garments is featured in many styles and all desirable shades at a price considerably below regular value, There are garments for street, af- ternoon and sport wear in models for maid and matron. The values are exceptional. Second Floor 545 Pairs of Panel-Back Silk Stockings 1 75 Very Special at Pure thread Silk Stockings with lisle top, lisle toe and heel. These stockings fit perfectly, particularly so at the ankle. The tailored broad flat seam adds much to their attractiveness. Sizes 81% to 10. Colors: Black, fawn, cinnamon and white. Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings Special Values at *1.75 Good quality Silk Stockings as inexpensive as they are good. Full-fashioned Stockings with aids hemmed top of lisle, lisle toe, heel and sole. Sizes 81% to 10. Colors: Black, brown, gray and white. 600 Pairs Vacation Time and Week-End Trips Call for New Luggage Traveling Bags Black and brown cowhide Traveling Bags with sewed frame, reinforced corners, set-in lock, lift catches and double and single handles. Leather linings with three pockets. 18-inch size. Priced at $18.50. Other styles of black and brown cowhide with set-in locks and lift catches, Priced at $12.50. ‘First Floor A Sale of “ Omar Pearls Beautiful Replicas of Rare Pearls At Exceptional Prices Opaque, Opalescent, Iridescent and Orient qualities | —every strand perfectly matched and graduated— — guaranteed to retain their beautiful lustre permanent- ly—and made in all sizes and lengths, > tag a5 inh Chokers, $3.35 and 18-, 24-, 30-inch lengths, $1.00, $3.75, $5.25, $9.85 and $15.95. And many prices in between. 60-inch lengths, priced $10.00 and $15.00—with white 14-k. gold clasps. Double Strings, 21 and 30 inches, priced at $8.50— with fancy sterling filigree clasps set with brilliants, Every Strand in @ case. —First Floor yg | budget of |three years, .|morning with $118,170 of their task Merely add to any English word the termination ‘of or ‘ski’ and you get a Russian. word. “So, goodbyski, My bestsk! complt- mentoff to all the Americanski.” ‘One should have seen Hallett of the “sympathetic face” to get the full savor of his farewell. The way he speaks English is° more enchanting than his Russian vaudeville, Farewellski, Nikita! Comeski back- off soonski! Chamber Teams Are Canvassing the City Thirty-six teams canvassing tne city for the Chamber of Commerce $251,000 for the next started out Friday behind them. Tho executive com- mittee of tho chamber turned in $84,240 of the total. ‘The teams have $119,000 still to pe thdiiat a bial aasharat ts Dn, J. R. BINYON + Free Examination EST $2.60 GLASSES ON BARTH We are one. of ti stores In the Northw: grind io rom and we sma’ BINYON OPTICAL CO. 1116 FIRST AVE. Returns to Visit Prison and Remains NEWPORT, England, May 18— Walter Swift, ex-convict, wanted to see the changes made tn Parkhurst Prison since he resided there. So he came back, was found on the prem- ises and was sent up for three months. Abdullah Promises to Change His Way CAIRO, May 18.—Emir Abdullah, ruler of Transjordania, has given satisfactory assurances that his gov- ernment will be loyal to England. | BERLIN, May 18.—Butchers, gro- cers and other tradesmen have pur- jchased the titles of many old but impoverished families. om Nights, 7 and ¥ 230 FRANCIS RENAULT Late Feature New York Winter Garden Passing Show, ina Fan- tastic Lone Revue, Display- ing Wonderful Gowns Martinet Conn and Albert KLASS AND BRILLIANT George Mayo Pantagescope YLASTA_MASLOVA_AND_CO. Specialiat 1m atom~ feh, Intentinal.an You Want, come Will comt” you nothing to come and find out what can be done ‘ou, If you want to avold Knife come and wee us. If you are skepticul try our monoy= refunding contract one week, 1604 Third Ave. Corner Pike St, Gives Life Trying to Save Small Boy MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. May’ 18.— Albert ‘Tracy was drowned trying to save a friend's boy, but the latter was finally rescued by another man. Tax Revolt Threats Made Thruout China PEKIN, May 18—Threats of or- ganized revolt are being made in many quarters because of rew taxes imposed by the government. — —_, FOUR TERRACE GIRLS. in “Novelty De Luxe” Galloway & Garrette ROM. Now Ready at Our Store Potted Cannas In leading varieties ready to bud Vegetable and Flower SEEDS: TESTED TO GROW “Wanhelll, Mixture” ‘Lawn Seed Who Attacks Wom ADRIAN, N. D., May 18—¥ working on her farm, Mrs, Swanson was attacked by a p who had escaped from the asylum at Jamestown, 25 miles a Her stster saw the attack from window and unleashed Mrs, son's wolf hound, which sped to scene and fought off the luz ‘The latter was so badly injured he was easily captured. x HENRI VERBRUGG! (Conductor) MATINEE AND